World War I: The Great War offers English learners a vivid journey through the conflict that reshaped the modern world. From the assassination that sparked the flames of war to the brutal trenches of the Western Front, this book explores how nations were drawn into a devastating global struggle.

Through clear, immersive storytelling, readers will witness key moments like the Battle of the Somme, the rise of new technologies like tanks and poison gas, and the human stories of soldiers and civilians caught in the chaos. The book examines the alliances, strategies, and political tensions that turned a regional conflict into a world war—and the lasting consequences of the peace that followed.

Beyond the battlefield, this book delves into life on the home front: propaganda, women’s roles in the war effort, and the social upheavals that changed societies forever. It also explores the war’s aftermath—the fall of empires, the Treaty of Versailles, and the seeds of future conflicts.

Perfect for building language skills, World War I: The Great War combines rich historical detail with accessible vocabulary and discussion questions. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of the war’s causes, its global impact, and why it still matters today.

Whether you’re a history enthusiast or an English learner seeking captivating content, this book provides a balanced and unforgettable look at the conflict that defined the 20th century.